DNV GL releases the new issue of MARITIME IMPACT magazine
DNV GL has published this year’s second issue of the classification society’s customer and stakeholder magazine MARITIME IMPACT. The theme of the issue is: ‘Smart Operations’.
“Today’s shipping industry is facing a challenging operational environment characterized by fierce competition, economic uncertainties and more demanding regulations. At the same time, technology is developing rapidly – some of which can help companies improve their operations, both in terms of efficiency and safety. As a leading classification society, we can support the sector in adapting to this ‘new normal’. Keeping abreast of technological innovation and finding practical applications for use in the maritime community is our top priority,” says Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO of DNV GL – Maritime.
In this issue of MARITIME IMPACT, the reader will find many examples where DNV GL is assisting its customers to benefit from advanced technologies: drones improve surveys of cargo tanks and hard-to-reach spaces; e-certification enables quick certificate authentication around the world; machine learning enhances responsiveness and quality; and much more.
This issue of MARITIME IMPACT includes, amongst others, the following topics:
The Drone Squad – DNV GL has adapted its survey technology to various ship structures. Recently, a new milestone was reached with its first offshore drone survey.
The Path to Digital Classification – DNV GL is holding a steady course in the digital transformation of its classification services with the launch of electronic certificates and a smart survey booking tool.
Additive Manufacturing – 3D printing has the potential to transform the maritime industry.
Arctic Shipping – Why the industry should share more data with marine insurers to assess and manage risk in polar regions.
About DNV GL – Maritime
DNV GL is the world’s leading classification society and a recognized advisor for the maritime industry. DNV GL enhances safety, quality, energy efficiency and environmental performance of the global shipping industry – across all vessel types and offshore structures.
